Floods Devastate Central Europe: See How Climate Change Turned Storm Boris Into a 4-Day Deluge

Govind Tekale

The Central European region of the Czech Republic, Austria, Poland, Romania and even some parrots of Germany saw heavy downpour in mid-September.

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The heavy showers lasted for around four days (12th to 15th of September).

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The shower was named storm Boris.

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This storm caused devastating floods across the regions, causing at least 24 deaths and affecting over a million people.

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This phenomenon was critically studied by WWA, who also produced an article on the same.

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The article shows detailed study of various potential factors that led to the heavy downpour.

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One of the most crucial factors, as discussed and agreed by various scholars, is global warming.

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Reports say that Europe has gotten significantly warmer than the 19th century, which might have contributed to changing weather patterns including torrential rainfall.

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Climate Change, caused by global warming, is suspected to be the most crucial cause.

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Precaution about using renewable resources for generating energy is the only potential solution.

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